Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 13, 1951, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, DEC KM UK It 1,1, mi PAGE EIGHT Uwaliaww frwa page 1) vr'Q throw the rascals out. Next yearl Harry Truman 1 a little scared. Like the Devil In Rabelais' Unea. be is In the mood to put on a show .' BQNO OUOO. But it be gets away with It, If ba smooth it all over, if the voters FORGET about It. II be and hi partr go back Into power again How will it be then' Well. I rather imagine that in sura a rase, with the danger all past, aitn too much power back Lola of things or. ttortling when ye. look at tbcm and rtoliit how tlvcr can aaa up. All too aftan "hot ipscloli" en week-ends may seem to save yo. a lot of money. But an tba other hand, yaa'll find that consilient shopping at Piggly Wigqly reolly poys off. Over a period of time yo.1l find Figgly Wiggly saves ye. mosll FREE delvery on Grocery and Meat items totaling $5 or more! , saleiy in the same set m oanos ss'.n. "the DEVIL a monk bell be." HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON lar- XafJSSgas. 1 NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS (above), one cf the country's most popular western dance bands, is billed for the armory here Saturday night. The outiit is headed by Ole Ras mussen. Promoter Baldy Evans says be dickered with the band for several months be fore landing the attraction for Klamath Falls. MARKETS and FINANCIAL Sales Pressure CHICAGO. H Grains tailed prices slid downward under light, bat persistent, selling pressure. The only tune woes the market Indicated that it ought tpend a day on the upside waa at the open trig and shortly thereafter. In this period all cereals acored minor gains, led by rye and soybeans. Small export sales overnight created a tittle buying in wheat and com. The downward trend set in within the imt hour and it continued, with minor interruptions, to late In the day. Lowest prices vera re corded in the final half hour. Wheat dosed ht'l1 lower. December 1.2-63 S. corn V1H lover. December S1.E2-5,. oat U to 1 cent lower. December 7H. rye Sz-l'i Jpwer. December $7.17. soybeans l' lover to l'j hit her. January 3JTI S. and lard Ti to 10 cenu a hundred pounds lover, December f 14J7. Wheat Open High Low Clot Dee JJ-S Alar . z.w-'a May i.B-ai July ' i Sep til- Chemicals, Airlines Spark Advance NEW" TOKK. ' Tbt stoek mar ket turned up bit sear in closa today, with chemicals aad air lines shaving tba way wlta strong acadcr a'p. Cains ran to around 2 points at the bet wtaua losses wer bald at a point or lst . I Trading cam to an estimated 1 .400.- BOO shares at compared with Ijaoxxtt shares restarday. T silent incraaas I in business held no annlcance. Oils, copper,, and radlo-l-J?Yiskm aharcs had a following from tuns to. In but Ibrv jCldn't fet very farm. Motors and steels were larcer aescl-. ml , . Ansconda copper was hither and tn demand after the government decided to let the eompanr get Into the alumi num business la a ISO million produc tion prolecL A number of laie. blocks Chanted bands during the day Including 10,lO shares of leaai Co. off m at OS's. Ad Corp . Allied Cbera Allis Chalmers Am Airlines Amer Power sV Light . Amer Tel Jr. Tel Amer Toacco Anaconda Atchuon rth steel Boeing Airplane Borj Warner Burr Ad Mach Z Calif Pacific Can tse Caterpillar Ol,nr- Chrysler . Con Edison Cons Vultee . Crown Zellerach Curt Wright Dsuglas Aircraft Dupont Essunan Kodak . Emer Psdio , Cen Electrle . Cen roods Gen Motor Coodrear Tire . Homestake Int Harvester Int Paper Johns Manrllie Keanecott Llbby Kelt it Ub Lockheed Air . Loew's Ine . It'. . T3-, . SI', IS'. . !' . US'. . !'. . SO's . 77 . SO'i 4' SO 17'i Sl' :, 59 t2Vs 51. ' n't 2V, V. 17' 33', tB. unf Bell 1 -A" Mentaamerv VmrA Jfash Xelvlrator K Y Central Korthern Paeifle Pae Amer Fwh . . Psc Css Si E'ec Pac Tel It Tel Packard . Penney J C Perm R R Peosi Cola . Phileo Radio CP Fayonler ., . Rsyonler Pro ... Republic Steel Rey Uetals Rlchlleld . 51', 35 1'.i 61 53i 3J' !', S3', MU 60', SO', 72', 32 iO'i 34 31!, ssiewsy Scott Paper . j. Stars Roebuck Hoc Vscuum . Southern Padfie , Stsndard Oil Cal . Standard Oil Ji 1 . Studebsker Sunth Un . Swift Sc Co . 7rinum,ri,i TwenUeth Cent Fox . Vnlon Oil Csl Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft . c United Corp U S Plywood V S Steel Warner Bros V.'eitern Un Tel West Air Brake Western Electric Woolworth 39 loo - 33i 30', - 4!, 31 33', 33'. 43 Chicago Livestock lsJj;CA00.' fA'-UnDAI-Sslsble hogs 55t't ' 'wr on weights tinder 230 lb. but 10-33 cenu lower, closing mostly 23 cents lower, on . .r""?hl'! " cent, lower; UP.J.ffi choice 170J3O lb. H.JS-IS.SO: M-5J . I7.7S-1S.23; 370-300 lb 17 23- :i2Z.tf2? 338 ,b' W Jf 'bi cattla 2300: salsble eslves 300: slsujhter teers and heifers steady li.."?1" oews stesoy to AO cent, lower: welcnty commercisl bulls aDout steady: other bulls fully SO eenti lower; sealers itcady: odd lots prime steers M.90-38.00; most choice to low prime steers and yearl'ngs 33 M-33.SO; two losds prims 1230 lb. steer, 36 00 commerrlsl and good steers 28.00-32.30: 'vurii'.J? I5,w,r'm and mixed jearllngs 33.36-3500; commercial' hel "2?" ,' most commercial " P-2L1L'n 'w hUh-commerclal cows to 20.00 utility eows 20.00-21 w snd euiur, 17.0O-2O.SO; utility '"SO " 1330.2.T3; commercial U prima vealers 3S.00.37.00. . ?b.u ,hM 4M0: around steady; inWni1.,0fd 'choice native lambs SrSJi;J5: uUU" d goo 2S40. 20 00; owes around steady, , J"..19" l t0olE Brltl!h- tllrlglble 108 hours to fly across the Atlantic. Downs Groins to attract midi support today anl 2r, l'i JO'i j iw j a-tn-s - JK 2.0-a 2l-0". J - H8 J-Sl's XSJ 3-52 i-52--'s Indian Woman, Man Stabbed Two Indians, a man and a wom an, were found wounded and in poor condition walking a Chiloquin street early this morning, and were brought to Klamath Valley hospital here alter treatment at the Klam ath hospital. indian service officials said Imc gene Fisher, a Klamath tribe en roilee. and Wesley Brown, a Cali fornia Indian, were reported wan dering on the street covered with DIOOO. Brown was treated for a ripped abdomen, the Fisher woman lor cuts around the face and Internal injuries. Officers said the tw had apparently been drinking, but would not tell officials who their assailants were. San Francisco Livestock SOUTH SAJf ERANCISCO. (AP USOAi -CaUle 75: supply mosUy can Dcr and cul.cr cow.; prices steady, week's average so cents lower: canner and cutter cows 18.09-21.00; few down to 17.00, utility cows 22.00. Calves none- ' Tlogs: 200: most of supply butchers below ISO lbs.: general undertone 23 cents lower; iao-240 lbs. salable at 19.00: few ISO lbs. 18.00: sows weak to 30 cents lower, salable 14.50-150. Sheep: 3O0; bulk of supply held over. Portland Grain PORTLAND. (AP' Coarse grains, 19 da shipment, bulk, coast delivery: oats No. 2 39 lb. whit 79 JO, bar ley No. 2 49 BW 72.00. Wheat (bid to arrive market, basil No. 1 bulit. delivered coast: toft white 2.44; soft white texcludlng rexi 2.44; white club 2.44. Hard red winter? ordinary 45; 10 percent 2.49; 11 percent 2-46; 13 per cent 2.43. - Hard white baart: ordinary 2.43: 10 percent 2.45; 11 percent 3.46; 13 per cent 244. Today's car receipts: wheat 23; bar ley 4; flour ; com 4: hi ill feed 8. Potatoes CHICAGO, fAP-USDA Potatoes: arrival. 78, on track 333; total U.S. shipment 87C; supplies moderate; de mand moderate, market firm for best Idaho russets; demand flow, market dull for other stocks: Colorado Mc Clures 84.85; Idaho russets 85.75-W. San Francisco Potatoes SAN FTtAKCISCO. Dee. 12, fAP .VSDAi Potatoes 23 cars on track: Ore. 2 arrived: msrket slightly weaker: Klamath russets No. 1A 2-lnch mm. 4.80. LOS ANGELES, Dee. 12. AP-L'SDA! Potatoes: SO cars on track; Calif. 1. Idaho S arrived; 30 arrived by truck: rrirkst ateadyi Idaho russets Ko. 1A 4.75. Cruise Planned By Tule Party TULELAKE Seven Tulelake men will sail away Saturday from Newport Beach, Calif., on a luxur ious yacht, the "Goodwill" for Aca- pulco, Mexico and later will tour Mexico. They are French Johnson Sr., French Johnson Jr., Harold Porterfleld. Don Woodman, Marvin Rose, Roy Heiney, Keith Vochatz. Enroute south they will atop at vairc oaii mess ior iisning. Mrs. French Johnson leaves Sun-1 day for the Johnson winter home 1 at Laguna Beach where ahe will be Joined by her daughter and son-1 In-law, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Belb-1 en and two Children. Pamela and Gary La Mesa for the Christmas i holidays. t INVESTMENT SECURITIES OWINS INVfSTMENT SWVICI tlil.S. lasrtlve. tlsllstsf sag Ovr-the-Csanlr b.as, and . Stacks. Investment runs, tfl Hsd-nen. ftM. t 2-I4SA KLAMATH FALLS Free Concert Here Sunday The young; people's group of the Klamath Musical Arts Council will present a free concert ol Christ mas music to the public in the Methodist church at 3 p.m., Eun day. Vr.e Madrigal singers under the direction ol Harnett Mueller, the brass ensemble under direction o! Don McKenzie and the Sacred Heart string ensemble 'U1 be on the program. Jeanette Simons will be narrator. Oregon selections will be played by Rev. D. L. Proett. pastor of Peace Memorial church and the old carols will be sung by the audience. Weather tS I IRS OREGON Crawferab t11tj- foff tad low loult. cwinai tmtnUj In Kent tectiom tod . Fair in mounlain aod on troajt boto da; tv. Valicr foe ta etouUvtrri part-on umiffht and Fntlay, cicarir.x rndar afteriwen. Cooler In sstith todar and over stat tontsht. Wgtn bota oaja 3t to 48. Lovi tonight 23 to 39. EASTERN OREGON General tear, taff todar. becoming gerierallr lair to night and Friday. A few uxrw iitowers m mexinta'ns of eatem portion. Cold er. Highs toclar 30 to 40. Lovi tonifnt 10 to 20 except 5 a bore in higiier val ka. Bigha fncUy 23 to 33. Br Tie Ai4rUttt Prr Iteadinga for Uie 34 boun ending a! -m a m. uoiy. Max Mia Eiker 39 XZ Bed . Eugene - - 4. C3 M .30 50 31 25 . 4i Grande La3cevew Iwtedford JVortA Bend Ontario , Pendleton Portland (Airport) Ko'eburg Silem Bo la ... Chieago Denver Eureka - lot Angeles New Yora Red Bluff San Francisco Seattle . Spokane . .. . 52 B1KTDS DePVE Born a KlaraUi Valley hot ptUl, December 13. 1951. to Mr. and Mr. Ivan OePue. 3038 8. Cth. m gorL Weight: pounds 4 ( ounces. ARSl'MfD BUSINESS NAME LAZY Z RANCH Mr. and Mrs. H H. . route 3. box 31. Klamath rails. Ore, Lutherans Plan Yule Proqram Hope Lutheran church Sunday i school will present a Christmas program 7 p.m- December 16 at j the Shasta school auditorium. The i program, open to the public will Include a Nativity scene. Christ-i mas slides and Christmas pictures ' to be shown by Clarence Ward. i Rev M. Roderick Anderron dl- j recta the choir and Mrs. Clifford Voss Is accompanist A Christmas Eve candlelight I service is planned lor 11 p.m. in the Shasta school. Tule Growers1 Feast Tonight TULELAKE The annual Tule lake Growers Assoc. banquet Is fccheduled for 6:30 tonight in the American legion hall, with Wheaton Brewer as speaker. Portland Livestock PORTLAND, fAP.USDA- C e U 1 f aaiab'e 139; market slow: steady-weak; few utility-low commercial steers 2 600 30.00; cutters down to 2200; cutter utility heifers 20 00.24.00: canner-cutter cowa mostly 17.00.30.00; few utility cows 21.50-30 00: utility bulls 23.00-27 JW. Calves: salable 23; supply mostly utilit -commercial grades about steady at 20.00-29 0; culls down to 18.00; odd good-choice 31.00-33.00. Hogs: salable 150; market active, fully steady; choice 180-235 lbs. 20 23 50: few choice 295.270 lbs. 13 50-10 00; choice 350-550 lb. sows 15 50-17.00: good choice feeder pigs quotable 19.00-20.00. Sheep: salable 25; few good-chotcc 84 lb. slaughter lambs about steady j at 23 50; choice quoted to 29.00: good choice feeders nominally 24.50-28.00: utility slaughter ewes 10 00-12 00; good ewes salable around 13.00, The Bordeaux area is one of the great wine regions In the world's largest wine-producing nation. I This Friday.. DOUBLE S & H Green Stamps Given HAttWOM'S JEWELERS Non-Support Draws Prison Three-yean probation for Mar vin Lee Ccnnrr. jg-ear-ld logger, lasted leas than srven days on conviction of non-support of a minor child. Cccarr was arrested November T oa complaint cf h s wile and given the probation in circuit court December 1. On December 8 he w as arrested sgsin on comptslnt of his wile and convicted in municipal court, of being drunk. This morning Circuit Court Judge David R-. Vandenberg sentenced Conner to one year in the Ore gon state prison. Also up lor violation of proba tion was 2S year-old Jsmes Everett Kiiedge. rcurned here November from Danville, 111. EUcdge as given five years probation February 3. 14. on : conviction here of assault with in tent to rob. The district attorney's office re ported to the court Elledge bad violated bis probation by leaving the stale without permission and falling to make his monthly pro bation reports. His case was to be considered in court early this afternoon. Thomas Harold Rupe. 32. Mer rill, pleaded guilty to larceny In a dwelling. In other court action this morning and was remanded to the county jail to await sentence. He admitted stealing three guns from the borne of h brother-in-law. Everett L. Ward. 1600 Ivory, about August 5. of this year. Rupe said he took the guns br cause he was broke and sold them In Idaho for about 1130. One of the guns has been found, according to the district attorney. Road Wrecks Injure Women Two persons were reported in- jurea. one or tnem hospitalized from car accidents on icy high ways this morning. Mrs. Robert L. Avertt. route 3. box 222. Ulamsth Falls was taien to Klamath Valley hospital, with shoulder Injuries received' In a three car crash at Frel's corner on U.S. 97 about 9 a.m. She v;as passenger in a car driven by her husband. Slate police report the car was stopped on S. Riverside and a car driven north on 97 skidded Into it in attempting to make the curve there. Avertts vehicle was knocked Into a truck parked off the high way at a service station. Police report operator of the skidding vehicle was 16-year-old James Walker of Merrill. No cita tion was made Two cars ended up In a diver sion ditch on the Old Joe Wright road near the Lost River canal about 9 30 a.m. Mrs. Julie Tarwater, 405 Bal sam drive, was treated at Klam ath Medical clinic for minor head cuts. State police reported she was In a car that rammed the rear ol another driven by Charles Uhlig, Old Midland road. Man Suffers Leg Fracture Jack Schulze, 46. of 1511 Pacific Terrace. Is In Klamath Valley hos pital today with a broken leg suf fered in a fall at Mt. Shasta last evening. According to the man's wife, Schulze slipped on Icy pavement, and the leg was broken In two places. He was treated at Mt. Shasta hospital and then returned here by a fellow 8c hoop and Schulze Tire Co. employe traveling with him on a business trip to Mt. Shasta 1 Still Time! PERSONALIZE Christmas Cards Stationery Matches Napkins Shaw Stationery Co. 729 Main X CUCUMBER CHIPS - "Everbest'1 Candied Sweets 1P1SAS APRICOTS - Hunt's Whole, unpeeled JUDCH SHOE POLISH - RINSO-Rain Soft -Get contest blanks here! Lge. 32c CVni ID "B ail a 4 I n J OsJVES - "San Lucar" - Stuffed or MVONOMtM 413' JELLY ' "Oswego" Pure Fruit and Berry 1 lb. Mc mst WAFER hwstmas suggestions II PROMCE FEATURES! SSrE'llC Oranges 8, 45c CANDY CANES 5c , 10c . ., ... Hard Mix Candy ,b 33c GraPefruit XT 8 59c MIXED NUTS ,b 45c Carrofs XVi. 2b 23c I!RZ,L . c.. . 4!C CELERY c ,b 7'2C Barber Pole Stick Candy k , i,,.. 29c u,, 19c 1 1 CRANBERRIES t lt 27c I BUD HANSON'S MARKET I Mun SATISFACTION ALL -WAYS Z, Smoked M-ren's'rrid. ic PORK c'c- ssc Picnics Z7Z jtIb" ROASTS '7 jv''' Colored yi a c Colored j c j FRYERS p " Qju) HENS 1 " 0 ' 41 lb Sliced wh-sorw. irsc Pork r,,,hG,,"' -rir- Bacon V Sasage 7 PURE . C3A& Skinless Slsl, LARD " & Wieners Grade Standby Orange Wilberfs Black Liquid AA Large ficttweet Small or Ciant Tender 303 Tins Cose of 24 J3.IJ Sweetened 44 Unsweetened 44 oi. PlainT Doz. for No. 2'2 Tins 29c B as. 33c 3 for 10c 10 oz. (ar 69c NABISCO 2 pkgt. 12 oz. jar 29c